ScamLens

Email Analyzer

Received a suspicious email? Paste the content and let AI identify scam patterns

Quick Answer

Quick answer: if an email pushes you to pay now, call back urgently, reset an account, share one-time codes, or connect a wallet, do not follow it yet. Preserve the message and headers first, then verify the domains, brand cues, and payment path.

Detects spoofed senders, phishing language, and brand impersonation
Analyzes embedded links and attachments for risk
Provides clear next steps if the email is malicious

Cross-Check the Evidence

Keep Checking the Other Objects Mentioned in the Email

Scam emails usually push you toward a website, phone number, company identity, or payment step. Check those objects one by one.

Website / Link

Check the Website or Landing Page

Use this for login pages, payment forms, password resets, and impersonation portals.

Phone Call

Check the Phone Number in the Email

If the message tells you to call support or security, verify that number next.

Company / Entity

Check the Company or Seller Identity

Use this for procurement, billing, hiring, and merchant identity checks.

Already Affected

Move Into the Victim Action Plan

If you already paid, opened the attachment, approved a login, or shared codes, move into the action plan.

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Common Email Scam Scenarios

If the message fits one of these common patterns, the matching guide is usually the fastest next step.

Payments / Invoices

PayPal Invoice or Payment Notice

Use this for fake invoices, unauthorized-payment notices, callback numbers, and payment-pressure emails.

Exchange Support

Binance Security Email or Fake Support

Useful for freeze notices, withdrawal restrictions, and verification-wallet instructions.

Account Restriction

Coinbase Restriction or Callback Email

Use this for account-restriction notices, suspicious-login emails, and test-transfer setups.

Store / Clearance

Amazon Clearance or Branded Store Email

Useful for branded clearance offers, stand-alone storefronts, and refund-risk scenarios.